New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-18
= BISMARCK AND KALNOKY.
MEETING OF THE MINISTER'S.



II MEANS ANEW PHASE or THE BULGARIAN CUES
TION-FERDINANp To BE LEFT ALoNf
Copyright; 1897, Tue Eev- York A.socsated Presa
BERLIN, Sept l7.-Count Kalnoky will leave Flied
Iichsruhe Tomorrow. stopping few hours IN Berlin
He will proceed to Dresden Monday AMI on Tuesday
will return Vienna Although his conference with
Prince Bismarck recurrence OF the annual meeting
agreed upon years ago. the significance OF his pres
visit heightened by his recent diplomatic oscla
tons. While Prince Bismarck at Kissingen, tho
Austrian had to fear that his desire
20 renew cordial relations with Russia would carry him
/ too far and imperil the Central European Alliance
Whatever Bsmarcks motive II ia certain he PLAYED
with Count schou-aof, the Russian Ambassador, aud
humored the Gar Into the belief that Germany would
back Russias policy toward Bulgaria even to the limit
OF offending Austria.
Since the developments OF the Bismarcsian policy
have undeceved the Gar the relations between Ger
many and Russia have been colder than ever. Bis
marck's refusal mediate intervene In anS way in
the Bulgarian question was tho climax OF Russias dis
appointment while 1t convinced Austria that she could
rely the permanent strength Of the alliance with
Germany Count Kalnokys presence at Friedriohsruhe
In connection with the Cars avoidance OF meeting
with the Emperor. sets seal upon the alliance, while
| of the time promising more vigorous common
policy the part Of Austria and Germany The inter-
view between Bismarck and Kalnoky means new
phase OF the Bulgarian question: 1t means check on
Russian Intervention the neutrality OF Europe toward
Prince Ferdinand. leaving him to his own resources to
sink SWIM and freedom OF action for the Bulgarans
short Of aLarohy troubling the peace OF neghborng
States.
The Fremdenbua, In suggestive semi-oHcial article.
hints At exchange OF views greater matters than
the Bulgarian question 1t says the alliance must dis
play Its force by exertng decisive influence at critical
monents to maintain the peace Of Europe and thus
bulwark against the flaming up Of passions which
might prove ruin of nations ihe Worth German
Gazette reproduces the article without comment
Another subject discussed at the interview was tho re-
newal Of tie Ausro- German commercial trsaty which
promises to be soon settled Hitherto all negotiations
that subject have to naugbt Gernanys inten-
ton to raise the duties has been answered by
Austrian threats TO increase the duties on industrial n
ports. Prince Bismarck alter conference with Herr
Won BOettoher, determined to postpone raising the
Duties the answers OF the governments OF the Ger
man states which invited by circular to give their
views the proved that they not In favor
OF the project The way thus facilitated for conces-
sons 1t IL probable that IL improved treaty Is con-
clnded. the existing one will be prolonged. Count
Herbert Bismarck shared In the conference He re.
| turned to Berlin tonight
ThE EMPaRoK's VISIT T" sTETTIS.
Emperor william. accompanied by Prince ana Princess
william. Prince Frederick. Prince Ieopol AMI General
Motke LEFT stettin to-day aftor dinner The party
arrived O'CLOCK this evening. The Emper-
os sojoun In Stettn un qualified success III
utterly that he had fiung tit after tho ban
Quet Thursday night lie was Ia excellent health
during the whole time OF his visit He was engaged
from clock in the morning until evening. taking only
short interval for after dinner. AM he stood the
fatigue we'll At the clos OF tue revow OF the Second
Army Corps after his great exrrons OF witnessing the
evoluons. no drove slowly down the long extern lei
Ranks OF the societies OF veterans. aud sOmetiues
ghte from his rage during tno review. He went
the carriage OF the Empress to sp AZ N her and 10
Princess William aud conversel VITA tho foreign officers
who were present to witness the manGuyres strik-
In, thu
era Won Moitke head Of sincnt eaiing II be-
fore the Emperor. There was no trace OF declining
displayed by General Won Moltse when he gal
loped horseback TO the Emperors carriage ~ make
his report The Emperor warmly shook hands with hm
amid the accla OF the ouoOkers.
The return Of tho Imperial party to Berlin finally dis
poses OF the reports that Emperor would have
interview with the Car Certain papers persisted until
last moment that suoh meeting hal be IN arransoI
CRITICISMS OF tn. YaE Gu M"BiLLzArIoN.
The speeches made by General Breart an Deputy
Gale military banquet at oulouse have PROVOKED
keener CRITICS than those hrst 10 upon the results
| OF the frenoa mobilization The criticisms are less
favorable to the Frenou troops. The AREAS ZeHang
! maintains that the experim,nt doe. not prove that
Frauce Is rea y II general no h1 atom q" her torccs
1t that attempt OF the French pres, 10 convince
country that the army IN perfect state OF prop
aration ali tue groto,I seeing that France mas
not Tor yeas been 50 lnotpa no u lace war VITA
ermany The ioen on Of sssiesn new @ .C on
| extent taat general MOBILIZATION would produce
! chaos. 80. -
| rue National zefiaag holds taat the mobilization
experiment has ton tel - msle I'd the iunImmi"le
tuat France Is not Power desiring TO act on tue
defensive. bnt Centre OF constant tau ger 70 peace
Tue revival OF ChaIynis u. cOnnnrd vita tue III ni.
fesrO o. tue Co INT OF Paris. hi depressing effect
the B"urse. but does not disturb the public The
the Republic by government capable OF formin. lnu
mate rnonsrrhcl alliances. which the Republic cannot
co. ought ~ bo dreaded BY Gerndn'. rne ycsslSehe
Zeiung (hacaiD on the contrary. maintaiDs that an
| Orleanlst 10 dnie II possible, would IN can peace
sTRUG,.LE AGAINST dzEC ASCEND Ny.
Tho success OF the German iiaes at the elections
for OF the Bohemian Diet to oil the vacancies
| caused by the Wholesale resignation OF the German
minority. ia complete. The Czech majority now ind
themselves with compact body Oh German
Deputies arlai with a special II, IN late insist upon
diys,u Of RoIrma into Two admnistrayr districts In
accordance With The differences OF rel gon ana a<nag.
Tnis result Is duo 10 the mirano ORGANIZATION AMI
energy OF tue German Central COMMITTED
THs CROWN PRINCE HOPEFUL
The Crown Prince 10 atten loi ut Toblach by DIR.
Howell senior surgeon OF the Lou Ion Throat Hospital
which founded by DIR. Mackenzie The Prince takes
long walks daily Recently he covered twenty miles IN
fatigur His voice Is still hoarss. On bring a.Aed ny
a friend how his health was the Prince replied can.
yet sing. hut feel well that nope my voico Will
| be ali right ere long"
PRINCE OHgvLOHE's RUSSIAN Es1ATgs
The object Of Prince Hohenohe's visit to Russia IL to
try to obtain remission tho ukase affecting foreign
landed propretorA Princess Hohenone on the death OF
ner brother Prince Wittgensten inherited property In
Ithuanla worth 10 OOO 300 roubies AMI Prince JOben
lone plea that hsritage ought TO the nkase.
Prince bismarck forbade the matter being considered as
GERMAN question: and II Ia doubtful whether Prince
Hohenohcs personal appeal will succce IN the Car
recently repeeL the rcquest OF a grOnp OF Austrian
owners OF land in Poland on the ground that the law
must apply 70 everybody.
PUZZLE CONvICIE) AND SENTENC Cd.
| HIS AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP DIsREGARDED--A LIFE
8 NTENCE COMMUrHD.